Topic: MILITARY
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| Date: | 1500-1600 |
| Language: | Dutch |
| Origin: | casseren, from French casser 'to break, dismiss' |
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cashier2 [transitive]
PM to force an officer to leave the army, navy etc because they have done something wrong
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Definition of cashier from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English within
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array
base
battle(n)
battle(v)
capability
captain
capture
carrier
citation
C.O.
command(n)
command(v)
commander
commission
Corp.
corps
cross
enemy
engage
engagement
exchange
field
flash
fort
front
HQ
installation
intelligence
line
Maj.
major
man
march(v)
march(n)
mess(n)
mess(v)
military
mission
MP
NATO
objective
occupation
offensive(a)
offensive(n)
officer
operation
padre
parade
password
post
push
PX
quarter
raid(n)
raid(v)
rank
recruit(v)
recruit(n)
review(n)
review(v)
salute(v)
salute(n)
shell
star
station(n)
station(v)
strategic
strategy
target(n)
target(v)
theatre
volunteer(n)
volunteer(v)
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